[MlMt] Create Things todo item from message (Command)

[Sébastien Zürcher]

Hi everybody!

Just wanted to thank Torsten for this fantastic bundle.
I'm a Things 2 user and will love that.

And by the way, thank you for this great community here and to you Benny 
for your incredible work.
I'm a proud user of it! Thanks.

Greetings from Switzerland.
Sebastien

On 22 Nov 2013, at 19:27, Torsten Grust wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I am a user of Things 2 (http://culturedcode.com) and have built
> commands to create a Things todo item based on the current MailMate 
> message
> (right along the lines of Benny's OmniFocus and Reminders commands).
>
> The .mmBundle implementing the commands is attached.  Unpack the ZIP
> archive into
>
> 	~/Library/Application Support/MailMate/Bundles
>
> (you may need to create this directory first).  The relevant
> files will unpack under
>
> 	Things.mmBundle
>
> which is a regular directory you can change into.
>
> Details to note:
>
> 1. The commands `Command → Things → Add With Summary ...` and
> `Command → Things → Add ...` are bound to ⌃⇧T, ⌃T, 
> respectively. You
> can change these bindings in the `.mmCommand` files in subdirectory 
> `Commands/`
> (see the `keyEquivalent` property).
>
> 2. The created todo item will be placed in Things' "Inbox" list 
> (replace "Inbox"
> with, say, "Today" or "Next" in `Support/bin/create_task` if you 
> prefer a
> different target list).
>
> 3. The todo item will carry the message's MailMate tags.  Delete or 
> comment the
> relevant line in `Support/bin/create_task` if you don't want MailMate
> to pollute the Things tag space.
>
> Cheers,
> --Torsten
>
> -- 
> | Torsten "Teggy" Grust
> | Torsten.Grust at gmail.com
> [Things.mmBundle.zip]
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